Pink Pearl Apples
#11
We had Northern Spy apple tree on the farm where I grew up. They are absolutely the best. They are a rare find anymore. Even here in the Northwest where apples grow so well.
A new one for me this year is Lucy Rose and it is quite red inside and is very sweet, juicy and crisp. Love it.
A new one for me this year is Lucy Rose and it is quite red inside and is very sweet, juicy and crisp. Love it.
#12
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Join Date: Jul 2017
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We lived in Rome, New York, forty-three years ago. My favorite apple from that area was a Pippin. It was a large flat apple that was great for cooking or eating. We travelled back up there in October, but I could not find any Pippins. If anyone could tell me where I could find this apple, I would be grateful.
#13
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Join Date: Sep 2012
Location: Washington
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We visited my sister in Wenatchee and of course had to stop for apples at Stemilt. I found some varieties I'd never heard of, including Raze and Pinata and a few others like that. They were good, but the Fujis we bought from there were the best we've ever had. We didn't get any Honey Crisp. I wish we had to try theirs.
#15
Apples are near the top of the list on my favorite fruits. Never have seen one with a pink inside so would like to try it! I did just see the "Juici" apple for the first time at the grocery store and had to try one. Really, good. A nice crisp apple. Here's the tag line on them A cross between Honeycrisp and Braeburn . Yum!
#17
We lived in Rome, New York, forty-three years ago. My favorite apple from that area was a Pippin. It was a large flat apple that was great for cooking or eating. We travelled back up there in October, but I could not find any Pippins. If anyone could tell me where I could find this apple, I would be grateful.
#19
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Join Date: Jan 2015
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I am the oddball that doesn't like Honeycrisps. Your apple is very pretty. I can get Spys at the nearest fruit market in the fall. I wish they were available year round. My favorite is another very old apple and hard to find - Snow. It's rather small and very white inside. Second would be good old McIntosh. We get regular Macs and Early Macs. One of them is redder with pink streaks inside.
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